, again not everest, so.are you going, to the end, and who is this, this is a black russian, why is his blood from his father. yes, one modern joke, we came up with it behind the scenes, and i’m an evil raja, i used to be poor, but i rose by sculpting houses out of clay, and you watch this on youtube, why did you come, i need to climb everest, how get there, tell me like a brother, brother, in general, listen, you can leave by train, but there are only... skilets, what kind of bollywood tickets are you going by on the roof of the train, you fight with the pakistanis along the way, but you can leave on a cow, what are you, a sacred cow, it cannot be limited in anything, oh, we also have it specialists, before it was possible to leave on elephants, but the evil saffron and his gang stole them all, hey, russian tourist, will you buy an elephant? our mayor said that soon everyone will be riding elephants, well, that’s just words for now. ah, the place, lamb. how? now you'll get chapals, huh? well, let's go, drop

the surrounding beautiful views that endlessly exist there, and on there are many dead people in everest, we even need to remember irven and melory there, the first ones who died there under the summit of everest, all this of course looks, well, something like this. very unique, when i saw all this, i was impressed, the strong impression remains, because you are healthy and alive, then the person in this place suddenly took it for some reason, not for some reason, for some reason, all the people there are very strong , because, by the way, there are a lot of them at the top, it is impossible to remove them from there, in general life there is quite harsh, that’s why i told you that the beginning of any climber lies in the ways, well, so that he learns the ways of survival here, because... for me, most of them, especially young people, cannot put up a tent, light a fire, or cook get yourself basic food even on the stove, in the house , not to mention somewhere in the forest, so if you dream of traveling, you need to become an independent person and be able to provide for your simple life

mount everest is the highest point on earth. its base camp is a just under 18,000 feet above sea level. in comparison, the highest mountain in the continental u.s. is mount whitney. that is about 15,000 feet. wilke says that he trained for a year and of 15 people, including his friend who was one of the guides and former san ramon city council member sabrina zafar, wilkes, biggest climb before everest was mount kilimanjaro in africa. he says his next goal is machu picchu in still ahead, the contagious disease found on the campus near the bay area. what health officials want you to know? >> 2 companies owned by elon musk in hot water again for its driver safety and were allegedly not doing enough to stop the spread of false information. an oakland man held captive in venice way love back in the what we're learning tonight about the deal. >> the u.s. made in venezuela to release him and 5 other american citi >> tonight, a bay area man is back in the u.s. after u.s.. officials say he was wrongfully detained in this is a oakland nat

, so far , nothing, i was counting on alexander, of course not, sasha won’t look for him, this is everestia, and if lyosha disappears, then i don’t even why are you saying that alexander won’t look for him? well, this is a classic force majeure, his hands are free, the only chance to replace the presenter, regardless of the agreements with the channel with me. what, does he want to change? presenter? dreaming. let's go talk. today our guest is a couple, or rather an ex. they are now divorced, but have maintained a great relationship and even claim that divorce is the highest form of marriage. meet pyotr timofeevich and olga grigorievna vektorev. good evening, hello, please come in, hello, please. pyotr timofeevich, please tell me what was the reason for your divorce, because you have been married for 8 years. uh, who initiated the divorce? you see, i was the initiator of the divorce, we there is a big age difference, i am more than 10 years older than my wife, i understand that you are talking about sexual relationships, your wife demanded too much from you, no, that you are quite the opp

stay, sit quietly and don’t make me nervous, you see how proud, cold, unapproachable it is, like everestou were right, the meat is poisoned with some anioside, uh-huh, what kind of animal is this, this is a cure for tuberculosis, but for dogs it is fatal, yeah, you're the best, go already, this... you’ll write the results of the analysis yourself, let’s fawn, lyokha, come on, let me check all the dog owners in the city who were signed up by gorchakov, to see if i’m interested in those of them whose dogs were poisoned. let’s try now, well, here he writes: a year ago a dog hunter appeared in the city, yeah, five dogs were poisoned, if you believe people from the forum, uh-huh, come on, make me a list, yes, i’ll send it to the post office now, hello, captain klimov, criminal. hello, please tell me, do you know these people, we know dogs, many of them even. names, their owners are not very good, this mob , this shepherd was recently poisoned, yeah, that ’s exactly what i wanted to ask you about, well, finally, the police paid attention to this outrage, this maniac poisoned there are already

climbers conquer everest, and you and i , valera, are the only ones in our country. an artificial icee, and it’s all ours, ours, we can do it, right? basque. the bogdanov brothers moved to moscow from the udmurt village of vavosh to engage in space exploration, and discovered the science of warming, to explore the most inaccessible corners of the planet. mfi graduates became interested in tourism and in 1992 created a brand of clothing and equipment for extreme sports. sports, active recreation and life in harsh conditions. sports are not a thing of the past. at 55, sergei became interested in triathlon and participates in significant russian and international competitions, and vladimir, you personally... tests his products in the world's most extreme marathon, which takes place in one of the coldest places on the planet, the village of oymyakon. how did the name basque come about? is this from english greeks? we were when students at vsetech, we made kayaks. we had a canoe construction cooperative, it was a joke, we called ourselves that, so when we urgently needed to organize a comp

really in—your—face way, more people have climbed everest and they have swam the channel.n things that people worry about doing because of, they think the bag will leak or come off. it was only after i decided i would submit, i discovered no one with a stoma had done it before. it added element of risk because i wasn't sure what would happen to the risk after being so long in the water. just explain the concerns with that? when you spend a prolonged amount of time in the water, the worry was that my stoma bag would come off and obviously my bowel, which is the stoma, the worry was the top layer of the bowel would come off, it would disintegrate with the salt. obviously, no one has done this before so we weren't sure but nothing happened to my bag. it stayed on for 14 hours. find nothing happened to my bag. it stayed on for 14 hours.- nothing happened to my bag. it stayed on for 14 hours. and it was fine, i didn't— stayed on for 14 hours. and it was fine, i didn't have _ stayed on for 14 hours. and it was fine, i didn't have to _ stayed on for 14 hours. and it was fine, i di

correspondent monican tells us more forces had this morning and opened fire at palestinians during the everest, they arrested and he was shot and wounded along with his brother. then after several hours the israeli military revealed that series to his injuries, however we have to mention that the body is still confiscated and it's being held by the forces, it's not clear according to thes and the faners, if his injury was serious or it was a simple injury, however the family? that he was shot and arrested, later the israel forces or israel military reveal that he sec later the israeli later another palestinian had second his injures this time 25 year old from is an activist and commentator who joins uh welcome to the program we're looking at what is probably one of the most i'm not too sure how to describe this moment you have uh 17,500 palestinians to have been murdered uh by israel regime forces and then you have the us vetoing uh the resolution um i think this is one of those moments that will be ed in history uh for the wall of shame for the us because every headline that i'm reading based

such men which have no equal, because... just imagine, dad was a member of the expedition to climb everestid not reach the end, of course, it was impossible, because ours, again our men are incredible, he reached the base camp , but it still seems to me, well well, i would never and never, in our studio today we also have the brother of the polar expedition leader, boris aleksandrovich solovyov, come on. we’ll invite him to the conversation, okay, well , let’s remind you how your brother was represented in this famous program by the travel club, an employee of the ural scientific center, he came up with the idea. this expedition, you also participated in it, and how did my brother come up with the idea to organize it in general , but being already, let’s say, in the center, well, i must say that the idea of ​​this expedition came to him 10 years before this expedition really. they started preparing for it for a very long time, but you understand, in order to even imagine this route, it was necessary first of all to imagine all the difficulties that arose in connection with this, because th

emotional, one of the most memorable, it was an ascent to the highest point of our planet, mount everestre covered in many legends, and just because it is everest, i admire you , like the whole studio now. on the internet your name is associated with the motto life is an adventure, what adventure awaits you in the near future future? i am so lucky that my hobby - traveling and climbing - has become a job for many years now, i work as a mountain guide and therefore my next adventures will be related to work, i will spend the new year holidays in africa on the highest peak in africa, mount kilimanjara. one of the main qualities of participants in our lotteries, how important is luck for a climber? i think it’s very important, because in the mountains, despite all the experience, despite... caution, skill, knowledge, still a lot depends on good luck, a lot does not depend on us, the weather, some natural factors, so of course, all climbers, they are a little mystics, superstitious, and of course, everyone believes in luck. thank you very much, olga, and we in this studio once again congratu

former wanna creek mayor and current councilmember kevin wilk climb to mount everest base camp. can't believe he did this a credible. well, he said he trained for it for about a year and a half for the 15 day track. he was with a group of about 15 people and he had to go all the way up there yet to practice with. and he was with the san ramon councilmember, sabrina, so far. >> well, biggest climb before everest was mount kilimanjaro in africa as a crime in those are bucket list. things. >> he says his next goal is machu picchu in peru. so hats off to you, kevin, for making that climb and put the rest of us to shame because i can even climb a flight of stairs. if i did i would make t-shirts everything with me right there. so everybody be so out breath. and today is really not the day to be out of breath because all this fog needed clear air. i know we need that clear air. we need a but just not getting hopefully will the next take a look at your screen and this is san mateo bridge. of course, the cameras up a little bit higher. but still, it shows you we're dealing with fog today

everest or boxing or machete-ing his way through a jungle.u have to remember you're in your living room, so you have to be careful when you flail out and run into these things. >> oh, my goodness. the coffee table, the tv, the wall. you kind of have to be in a padded room to play. that is scary. hitting the light. these are all over social media, you say. what do you use vr for? obviously to play games. i saw some people use them to exercise. >> the original goal for these things, they'd fit over your head and it would be sort of the next platform to take you into the meta verse. facebook spent billions of dollars to buy oculus, which makes the headsets. we haven't really jumped into the metaverse as a society yet. that was, it turns out, kind of a failure. but people do play games with these. they haven't caught on all that much. i don't know that people are really excited about putting anything on their head to wear around for whatever. but you can take meetings in them. you can play games. you can pretend to be at a concert, you know, a vi

then it's as if you had to conquer mount everest, where the others have to take 2 steps. you have to take 10. yeah, yeah, i've already followed with past security. how did you know aged 41? she's collected many awards for her culinary creations. she's got her own cooking show on italy and television, where she demonstrates how to bring together italian and african cuisines. the roads she's taken has inspired many others. recently she was honored by the black carpet awards at the midland fashion week. not only for her epicure. yeah. and the treatments, but above all, for the examples set fine. her accomplishments coming is love. so i want to show the young generation that are just front of me is a part of our identity. the it's not easy to come by some of the main ingredients and some, such as cassandra rhodes, she has to order specially from the green grocer's chair take to our is cooking a 3 course vegetarian meal, typical of her quizzing. all you put about making casado pro cats fucked up. doesn't have to be to the menu all couple of tunnel lead roles made from cosign t

immersive, but because it is so immersive, therefore, you tell yourself, i am in the jungle or on mount everest you have to be extra careful because of the fact that you are not >> yeah. it is a great reminder, always be careful when you are playing with these things. >> for what it's worth, in one- year, we saw about 1300 injuries from the vr. in the same year, 67,000 injuries to people playing pickleball. >> got it. >> there's perspective in all of this. >> definitely. of course, stay safe, have fun. okay. scott, thank you so much. >> you bet. >>> the countdown is on. we are days away from ringing in 2024. can you believe it? there are several events happening in the bay area new year's eve, including the annual fireworks show in san francisco near the ferry building and the bay bridge. show kicks off a minute before midnight. some recruitment will be helping all the spectators out there get epic views of the show. that would be cool. also, san francisco, the asian art museum is helping hold the annual new year's eve bellringing ceremony at 10:30 in the morning. san jose, the children's disco

edmund hillary, yes, one of the first conquerors of everest, eternal for 600.rafts of leonardo da vinci, although the great italian, it seems, simply mocked the laymen, the perpetual motion machine. absolutely right. leonardo himself said, oh, you seekers of eternal motion, how many vain chimeras you have pursued, go take your place among the alchemists. alexander. navigator 1200. the lans or medows archaeological site on newfound island contains the remains of a settlement believed to have been founded in 1003 by this traveler. “erik the red, no , that’s not right, this is leiv erikson, the viking who discovered america, the teaching of light for 600, among george oroel’s teachers at ethan college, there was also this colleague in the dystopian genre, huxle, oldes huxle, you know what he taught there , well, french." let's play further, teaching light 300, such training helps solve many problems that previously seemed impossible, from handwriting recognition and weather prediction to searching for distant planets, machine learning, absolutely right, teaching l

everest, at least, you know, well, you probably have to dream about something unreal, then you will achieve experience there, bring it, share it here, raise the level of the theater, earn money, spend here, earn money there and spend here, i want to have my own home, i want... some important competitions, after the big opera i won’t burned out? no, i’m like that , i’m like that, in fact, i have such a trait in my character, i can sometimes get angry and that’s okay, i ’ll show you all, on social networks, one of the jury members said: thus, regarding the grand opera, that those who made it to the finals have a bright future ahead of them, i have it right away , that is, as a challenge, but those who didn’t make it to the finals don’t have a great future ahead of them, only time will tell, yeah, probably this, by the way, is one of the advantages of my character, that i can sometimes pull myself together in an amicable way get angry, not with negativity, that all of you here don’t understand anything, and i’m a superstar, no, this is not the case, no, i ’ll show you, i’ll prove that i can an

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she went to the everest base camp in nepal.te. in this small town in the south where people were still plowing their fields behind mules. but she was made for these long journeys and she was made to summit these mountains. as they said before when she started in politics, she had never talked to a group of people bigger than her sunday school class. and then she elected a governor, and a president, she shaped our national policy, she faced down dictators herself on issues of human rights. she built the carter center from an idea into a powerhouse of human rights. as chair of that board, i've watched her do it. it's because she poured out her love. all over the world. especially as kathy said to end of the road, her 122 countries included liberia and mali and sudan. it was natural for her to open up her heart to those people, not with pity. but as partners. and she knew in those communities and recognized that ancient steel from rural women who carried their children and their communities on their backs. whether they're from a 6

and richard notes the rate of inflation is decreasing but you can't climb mount everest of prices, andhis, look at what we have done, you still need oxygen up there, we are not at base camp, and that's what people refer to is the difference and they are making calculations based upon it. the bidenomics moniker in particular, it puts it all on biden, and indicates he's thinking about one person, not all those people. the person he's talking about is biden. that works against him in two different ways in that situation. >> john: love the metaphors, by the way. something that should concern biden going into next year's election. fox news poll, do you see signs the economy has started to turn the corner and the worst is over. yes 29%, no 67%. context of 1992, the economy was actually improving, but nobody credited george bush for it and that's how bill clinton became president. >> i think that's right, and mary katherine is right on the conversation how high inflation still is. the biden administration will tell you they want to get it lower. zoom out for a second and talk about the bideno

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lift my legs like this, and so, i do stretching, i can demonstrate, but until the dream figure, when everestres lunch for her, and most often it is macaroni and cheese. that i provide her with personal space , that is, i cook for her, but i don’t see how she eats, she says that i eat everything, sometimes, as i say, show me, lera’s wardrobe is more varied than her diet, bright summer ones dresses, sports sweatshirts, leather jackets, but she doesn’t want to wear all this , she’s stylish, beautiful, but unfortunately, i wear all this beauty, i wear all this only for mood, and usually i’m in a mood. it doesn’t happen, because of her thinness the girl is cold even in summer, and to go outside in winter she has to wear two sweaters, warm pants, jeans and a down jacket, but this doesn’t help either, i ’m very cold now, i even started to tremble, although i usually hold on, but usually i walk at a brisk pace so as not to feel the shiver, well, now -2 somewhere is absolutely unrealistically cold, i have a feeling that valeria is simply killing herself, and without realizing it, she lives in another

also an actet of freshly roasted coffee beans, unique aroma, unforgettable taste , 100% arabica, everestthe hall, the other behind the scenery, the one who tried to stop the shooter in the studio, he shot at him, but didn’t hit him, thank god, but he ran out of the studio, where he was supposed to be intercepted by the security guard who was on duty on the floor, quite rightly, the guard ran up to the doors: exactly 4 seconds after the announcement alarm, the studio security guard announced the alarm , and nothing, he disappeared, you searched everything , ransacked everything, all the rooms, the stairs, the whole building, that is, he is not in the building, no, so how then, i don’t know, we blocked off the first and second floors, he was nowhere to be found, so this sociologist ran away, or what? sorry, listen, we urgently need to interrogate the victim while he’s alive, so he’s alive, well, sort of. the ambulance took him, but where did they take him? uh, i don’t know exactly, you need to ask the producer, he called an ambulance, but they were arguing over there in the corridor, yeah,

his bucket list of former walnut creek mayor and current council member kevin wilk climb to mount everestllow know wilkes says he trained for a year and a half for the 15 day track. he was with a group of 15, including his friend, former san ramon city council member serena's afar. well, biggest climb before ever us was mount kilimanjaro africa. that's incredible. >> he says his next goal as machu picchu in peru. and i telling you for the story running a chance to meet him at an event that i am seeing huge estate like a great guy like was just really outgoing and athletic. he's certainly you that is fierce. congratulations to you. something that probably could not do myself. i can barely climb out of the stairs. we struggling over we're not going to struggle with the weather, though, far as the rain that's behind us tonight. another beautiful day, britney. yeah, we just kind of struggle to get through this foggy commute for some. take a look at the east bay. we're still dealing with fog. we have pressure systems were right in the middle, bringing us all that moisture and foggy conditions.

he climbed mount everest base. camp wilkes says he trained for a year and a half of the 15 day tracked. he was with a group of 15 people, including his friend and former san ramon city council member sabrina safar wilkes, biggest climb before ever us was mount kilimanjaro in africa. he says his next goal is to go to peru and climb that particular area as well. that particular area as well. i could beat you. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if you have questions, we're here to help every step of the way. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31 at coveredca.com. >> if you watch the home alone movie, must know this house. and if you where you own it, the new york times says you w

experience stress, very convenient, because you can imagine what a starry sky is like at the foot of everestk of altitude sickness then you... well as if this is a big question, but to climb to the k2 base camp, you have to walk along the glacier for 6 days, every day you walk on average from 18 to 25 km, just like that, a miracle load, horror, i want to remember what’s funny , since at our house we are all going to a new one all the time year, one day we were undergoing renovations and the toilet was not closing, that is, someone had to keep it, so pelsh was on duty and announced that... the toilet is occupied, the toilet is free, please, let's go, let's go, don't crowd, don't crowd, on the way out, on the way out, it was true , remember, guys, it was true, it was real, it was really very funny, the only thing was that they didn’t give me a whistle and a baton, it simply wasn’t there, since then, since then, maalyshe, the little ones always have a whistle in the house and the wives move. you will have the most, most important thing, wow, oh, wait, you already crushed me right away, but you

like i just a friend of mine just recently did the climb mount everest and she was cold and miserablet they got i think they got all the way to the top. that has no appeal to me whatsoever. but but this kind of thing, that kind of is a cool adventure. >> would you get cooped up, though, in a car, dan, for that long? >> i probably, but i mean, it would be such a spectacular experience and a lot of other ways and probably get a little boring too. but yeah, kind of cool. >> but you're not the adventurous type then, right? dan >> no, well i am, it's just certain adventures, you know, some appeal, some don't. okay i want to do what you've done one day, sandy, which i've never done, which is jump out of an airplane. >> oh, skydiving is something else. >> i don't want to do it a lot, but i want to try it. >> not a lot. just successful once. >> exactly. >> please don't. please don't do it anytime soon. larry >> i thought you and i were going to do a. you and i could do a tandem jump. no, we are not doing that. >> no, you're not doing both. >> not do that. because then i'm left. why do. >> all

. >> and lumber, it looks like mount everest. $1600, now it has got a $500 handle on it. there are pockets of deflation, strong pockets of deflation that the average person cares about. and if you listen to johnny yelling, she says, there is still a cash award, i don't know about that, but people still have their jobs, the job market is still strong. >> i would argue we are seeing disinflation of pockets. i can't quite get on the deflation both. i will say, is the fed going to cut because of economic weakness him a possible recession where they are saying no? you still see retail spending strong, gdp resilience, which means, they are cutting a continued spur growth, which i believe i definition is inflationary. back to steve and tim's point, as far as these sticking, that is where the sticky inflation might rear its head, that is the wildcard that is not being priced in. >> that they start cutting and inflation comes back? that is why you get what we have today. there is no position to dial back to me they are in no position to be cutting now. we know what the market has

model christian, he is not into asking for gods forgiveness, he could not name a single verse, and everest passage. he has openly mocked conservative religious leaders. but beyond his handling of the supreme court over two hard-line conservatives, evangelicals continue to see donald trump as their defender. the atlantic's tim alberta has a new book out, and in that, he questions how and why the evangelical movement has flocked towards politicians like trump. politician saw the pointlessness in talk about servant hood about humility, about unity and peace and love hyundai neighbor. the market for such a message had long since disappeared. the demand was for domination, and republicans like trump and desantis or happy to supply it. they are appeal to evangelicals had everything to do with acting like champions, and nothing to do with acting like christ. joining me now is tim alberta, staff writer for the atlantic, and author of this new, formidably excellent tome, the kingdom, the power, and the glory, american evangelicals in an age of extremism. tim, thank you for being here, congratulatio

mission could serve as a model for everest to maintain robust nato presence in the black sea. what are your views on nato establishing a black seat maritime control mission? >> we have a fairly robust presence we are working in romania. particularly because russia flies right on the border when it attacks the ukrainian facilities. i know we have beefed up that element. something and dedicated is an interesting idea i've not thought about i would have to talk with mike pentagon colleagues and come up with an answer but certainly the capability is really important one. >> capacity, capability and a commitment to do as well. >> thank you. in terms of the russia/turkey gas hub there is a discussion of a gas hub they have a strong interest in this and gas hub in turkey. there are reports negotiation team russia and turkey are at a standstill due to disagreements regarding who should oversee it. russia leaves the hub as a workaround to sell to countries who are not willing to buy directly from them. is it also possible for russia to use the hub as a means to mask exports under sanct

i already had everything in the cellar, as people say, potatoes... second bread, we have a whole everestder coats, here, they need cold, my apples are good in bulk, i talk to every apple tree, stroke it, ask, my dear, well, give me a good harvest, here is the result, these red apples i call them rejuvenating, i eat them myself, that’s why i’m so young and beautiful, i’ll bring you, dear actors of the film, a holob, so that you will always be young and beautiful, for me , filming this film is a whole event, i always want to leave something as a keepsake i needed some kind of souvenir, and i couldn’t resist. there was such wooden utensils, and i , well, how can i say, stole it, privatized it, i always , when i cook, i stir it, add salt there, i always remember our filming, cinema, theater, songs, these are all my entertainment, and i in general i work as a social worker, i look after my grandmothers and grandfathers, i help with the housework, hello ivanovna, hello , my dear, hello, i brought you some water, firewood and food, well, let’s have some tea, yes, you heard, i’m from malakhov i’

abramowitz some go after the everest or groups that are trying to get information out there so we recognizethese are challenging times. thank you again and with that the hearing is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

. >> wilk spent more than three weeks in nepal before climbing mount everest in november.d this video of the view on social media. the councilman trained for a year and a half leading up to that treacherous climb. he said it was a challenge, but that the entire trip broadened his perspective on life. >> our time is now. 544 there's a new poll out showing southern california congressman adam schiff is still leading in the race for california's u.s. senate seat, once held by the late dianne feinstein. politico and morning consult polled more than 850 likely voters, 28% of them said they will vote for adam schiff in the primary. three republican steve garvey came in number two with 19. that's followed by congresswoman katie porter at 17. east bay congresswoman barbara lee came in fourth with 14. the top two candidates will move on to the november general election. >> president biden is sending some of his top officials to mexico in the coming days for talks with mexico's president about a surge of people at the southern border. president biden spoke with mexican president and

make fun but marvel at the boeing -- it's probably a one-year or six-month chart where it's like an everestff going straight up. >> it's like they're taking a flight, soaring into the sky. interestingly, we talked about m&a. i hear all the time from bankers who say that more than interest rates, it's actually geopolitics that are concerning c suites. there's just so much uncertainty out there about what exactly all these governments are going to do. a lot of bankers will point to just the sheer number of elections that are taking place worldwide, including right here in the u.s. >> is it not a record number of people affected by elections next year? >> yeah, i believe it's something like 80 countries are holding elections next year. that's a rounding, but 80 or so countries holding elections, and a lot of the polling is suggesting it's becoming more populist. so when you look at a situation like u.s. steel, this is a cross-border deal, and we can talk more about that. a japanese fire here. a lot of c-suites are concerned about doing deals like this, because they're worried about the politic

example, he rafted down the stikken river in canada, which is considered analogous to conquering everestof them was recently implemented in the norwegian archipelago of spitsberg. sir rosolces found a river crossing the glacier and, of course, decided to raft along it. to begin with, i had to make a thirty-six-hour journey with my team across the arctic ocean, and then walk 11 km with equipment at the starting point, but it was worth it; i was able to capture the historical moment with the mushroom slalom along the blue road of the glacier with the help of advanced technology, fortunately it also helped weather, well, the spectacular point was the jump into icy water from a twenty-meter waterfall, ser rosolces’ comment was short but succinct, i love life and don’t want to change anything in it. i will continue kayaking , traveling and documenting everything that i do for many, many years, travel can be different, fun, educational, inspiring, useful, even delicious, all these types of travel are waiting for you on channel one, don’t miss new episodes favorite programs, wake up, otherwise

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